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he's one of those who did take up it please at medical school in ghana. before that, he springs, sponsored him through 5 years of studies at their book or vimeo state medical university in chin. if to see he says he enjoyed his time in ukraine and was close to finishing his degree, opting to continue his studies in ghana has cost him time and money, or to give up the fact that and we're not complete school this year. and no, i mean, complete school next year. so i was taking a year back, slamming level $500.00 now. so i'm with them and us, what i had to do, do we need to sacrifice our to which i had plans or my parents had plans and this was taking us as the buck mugs. i think it's got and it's when i'm embracing it from the positive side of side of you. so i'm not thinking too much into the negative so that i don't get too affected in not to lose focus. but this is why said grace, that they were lucky to escape the fightin. but both students also have the i regrets about retaining to ghana to knock or hopes that war will end soon. so he can retain to ukr

rather is a way out in ghana, most farmers. and i'll turn into my niel as an alternative. the rush for the dung is that proving profitable, did abuse maxwell souk report from gunners. ne, in town of bon political manuel has become the proverbial cash cow for cattle brita immortal. also, mano, he used to have more down than he knew what to do it by russia's war in ukraine, created a show to your 5th lie. this saw the death day pauses. his head leaves behind, announced selling like hot cakes, learned a bad, there's a rush on my manure. i can't even meet the demand from the farmer's summer already ordering now well ahead of the season rested during the ploughing period. if you don't manage things well, you can easily go wrong and then not yield the results. gonna like min african countries, usually impulse large quantities of ingredients for chemical fertilizers from russia. how river is ward disruptive supplies, and farmers are forced to sake for whom gruen solutions steep robs, like miss depend, heavily on catalyzes and they have suffered a decline in the yields a large num

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the president has said that ghana has lost one of its finest.all association has also reacted to the news they express condolences to the family and football fans. football clubs and one minute silence for a lot of people are struggling to come to terms with this latest development because he was such a huge figure in this country. turning to iran now, and a woman who threw her headscarf away on stage at a public meeting is reported to be facing prosecution. this video, circulated widely online, shows the woman throwing her headscarf to the ground during a meeting of the engineering association in tehran. initial reports say she was disqualified from standing as a candidate for election to the local branch — because she was not wearing her headscarf. the current wave of anti—government protests in iran was triggered in september by the death of a young woman who'd been detained for allegedly not wearing her hijab correctly. protests have surged again in the past few days. this was the scene on friday in zahedan, the capital of the southeastern s

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a very sad day in ghana.igh when people started finding people alive but this has broken a lot of hearts in the country. the president has said that ghana has lost one of its finest. the ghana football association has also reacted to the news. it expressed condolences to the family, loved ones, and football fans. 0ne the family, loved ones, and football fans. one minute silence. a lot of people are struggling to come to terms with this latest development because he was such a huge figure in this country. rishi sunak sent the sovereignty and security of every nation was at stake. at what he called the global war. next week marks the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. western leaders have appeal for countries around the world to unite in providing support. 0ur political correspondent ben wright reports. after a dash to belfast on friday, today, a meeting in munich. while this summit in germany is focused on ukraine, rishi sunak and eu leaders seem to be edging closer to a deal on an issue which

necessities, and also some money to save and invest. digitalization has really become a buzzword in ghana. and the question is, are we able to land online? i'll be able to take more businesses online. one venue doesn't provide any ins. ah if you check the poverty mob for gonna you will realize death that people classify oh the zone as well as the poorer. so the pool are all on the coastal areas. and what do these guys do, what do they have in common fishing and fish and how come this ocean with a load of fish? and we, any loss i mean by and so as, as you know, even hard to even get some to buy the, i'm not even even like, well enough to want to cheat on a shoe to drop or not and brushy brow. it's right around the house. i will assure me by and by later that machine, renewal in georgia, y krishna b. now, by the way, a, b, i, b, b. agger, where there were jeep were inordinate. presidents awards were now if you're on the internet, turn this in our now are now for okay. are with charter, we're going to move on to the paper from our granted dollars. it j minister will, i think any of the door

journalists from ghana, india and south carolina. it's an of the u.s. information agency program press conference usa which featured journalists from around the questioning. a well-known public figure. martin luther king is to explain his nonviolent approach civil rights, to comment on president kennedy's civil rights bill and to describe how he has been influenced by mahatma gandhi. u.s. information agency films distributed internationally, but by law they could not be shown in the united states until 12 years after the original release. this is about 30 minutes to capture the sacrificial. conference. usa discussion program, which well-known correspondents question a leading personality the news. our guest is the reverend dr. martin luther king. to introduce our guest, the panel of correspondents here is robert lodge, the moderator of press conference. welcome to the press conference usa. our guest, the reverend dr. martin luther king, became spokesman and leader -- in the southern united states at the unusually early age 27. it was during a bus boycot

the bbc�*s ghana correspondent thomas naadi explains what's happened across the last 2a hours in accratatives of the government and official from the ghana football association and it was taken to a military morgue into, is in the state of mourning and football fans were allowed into the airport for a solemn occasion. the president and former president and the ghana football association have already expressed their condolences to the family. and for the senior national team and the tournament and the african nations. lots of charity work to support the underprivileged in the government officials say they will consult with the family for arrangements and more marked the beginning of the final journey arrangements and more marked the beginning of the finaljourney of the football star who contributed a lot to this country. bbc news. to the crisis engulfing welsh rugby now, and players are "full of fear for the future". that's the warning tonight from the body representing most players in wales. many are still unsure, whether they'll be in a job at the end of the season. its chair, ashton

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ghana is in a state of mourning, and a few friends and football fans were allowed into the airport for—addo, former president john dramani mahama and the ghana football association have already expressed their condolences to atsu's family. the 31—year—old made 65 appearances for the senior national team and won the play of the tournament at the 2015 african cup of nations. he also engaged in lots of charity work to support the underprivileged. government officials say they will consult with the family about funeral arrangements in what will mark the beginning of the final journey of a football star who contributed a lot to this country. thomas naadi, bbc news, accra. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, bracing dip: the cold—water swimmer setting a new record in the antarctic 0cean. prince charles has chosen his bride. the prince proposed to lady diana spencer three weeks ago. she accepted, she says, without hesitation. as revolutions go, this had its fair share of bullets. a climax in the night outside the gates of mr marcos's sanctuary, malacanang, the name itself symbolising one

it is known that due to a geological disaster in turkey , a famous football player of the ghana national team and various eminent clubs died. christian's father could not be found for several days under the rubble of destroyed buildings, rumors appeared about the rescue of the midfielder. unfortunately, however, the best predictions did not come true. london and chelsea's home arena with the pace of the bridge is almost a memory of cristiano's father as part of the british grand, he was listed for 4 years from 2013 to 2017, but spent the entire period on loan in the netherlands and the uk however, here in blue london the midfielder of the ghana national team died under the rubble of his own house during a terrible earthquake that shocked the whole world . due to a geological disaster. some areas are completely destroyed. earlier it was reported that the father was saved, which was confirmed even in the hans club, however. it turned out to look like a player the tragedy of the situation was added by the fact that on the evening of february 5, the father was supposed to fly to his family i

his team says his body will be returned to ghana. continue around the region. the ongoing emergency crews found three more survives after being trapped for almost 300 hours under the rubble. now developers of these collapsed buildings are facing more pressure from the government. authorities have arrested 83 people so far. cnn is tracking recovery efforts live from istanbul. we're still seeing some miracles emerging from the rubble, the soccer community was saddened to hear about the death of one of the still growing number of victims of this horrible tragedy. >> reporter: yeah, it is a remi reminder of the reality that thousands of people here in turkey are facing the news. now found beneath the rubble. he did not survive the earthquake. they had that previous data earlier in the week with some confusion after he went missing in the aftermath of the earthquake. some reports that he had been found and was receiving treatment in a hospital, but now we are learning that he sadly died in the earthquake and will be repatchuated to ghana.

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. >> i carry collections made for women from after ka, ghana, kenya. these are handmade in ghana and this is done by the women of kenya. >> reporter: like most business owners here, williams grew up in the fillmore. >> my mother and grandmother told stories about how the neighborhood was filled with all black and japanese residents. >> born and raised in the fillmore. >> reporter: fillmore native prince dean is selling his own apparel under the business name cloud surfing. >> when they go low we reach high and reach for the sky. >> reporter: it's begin him an emotional high to have a business in the neighborhood where he grew up. >> i see that this being a beacon of hope and life light for the youth and i us to create businesses and show the world it can happen starting here in the fillmore. >> reporter: in the black was created by the san francisco housing development corporation a group founded in the '80s to try to blunt the cultural damage of redevelopment. harris, who serves as the group's programming director, says more recently it was the pandem

okay so it says here, but mary edge upon grew up in ghana with her mom and she came to live with her dad here in luton when she was a teenager, my dad that she born in luton. it's one of those places that was really transformed by the immigration story in the u. k. she then studied nothing at luton university and she became a nurse at the hospital the at the hospital where she died. oh wow. her dad died of cobra just 10 days before her and she died in the hospital where she worked. yeah. she was god, it seems like a lot of the people who died very early stages at the pandemic were from ethnic minority. yeah. yeah. you, whenever you turn the tv on the machine reports of the test, often cove exhaust, it was the health work as the doctors, nurses in the rural, black and brown, the rule from minority communities and but not just health workers. right? so many key workers like public transport workers, people who works in shops, delivery drivers. it's like this, this disproportionate reliance on certain groups to do certain jo, like like mary's dad because it says here that he had been a

ghana. good luck and see you.li, the czech adviser in the canadian parliament, was in marathon. the only news in the year of the full-scale invasion . the rescuers of the communal emergency rescue service made 48 trips to eliminate the consequences of rocket attacks. and pyrotechnicians worked 113 trips to remove explosive objects in kyiv and the kyiv region during this time 125 people were saved today together with the specialists of the kyiv rescue services are on duty by our correspondent artem derkachev artem, we congratulate you again. so, how is the night shift going ? i congratulate my colleagues and i want to tell you why you asked us. how does it happen that there are no departures all night long, and this is exactly the kind of night when there is no departure. we continue to be on duty next to the rescuers of the kyiv rescue service. we don't have any . that's why my boys and i recently watched our broadcast . we watched the news . what are you talking about on the air? we also want to say that the resc

it stated of ghana stock or ultra nationalists in ukraine, whether they know it or not. they are tools, a jo tools that a war, hundreds of years old, between the west and the east. a war waged by the west than the name of decency and humanity. but that hides an absolute disregard for life and suffering more i'd guess the of our t o is the us now. hundreds of the will of marsh in an anti war rally in washington dc, expressing outrage at u. s. involvement in the ukraine. conflicts. right. it was called rage against the war machine. protesters demanded an ent and to the u. s. military aid for keith and called for russia and ukraine to seek a peace agreement to resolve the conflict. organized by the libertarian and peoples parties, the demonstration was built as the country's largest anti war rally since the u. s . invasion of iraq in 2003, the running featured speakers from across the political space, including former senator wrong pull x presidential nominee policy. deborah and the political commentator and canadian people originally dulls the liable speaker. that's all th

like like mary's dad because it says here that he had been a teacher in ghana. but then he took a manual work when he came, when he came to europe. and i guess that's true for so many people who were coming from from the developing world to the wow. yeah it's, it's the story of how the west was made. if you don't have the, you know, the world that we have now without immigration, in particular in britain, you know, there is no modern britain without immigration, without those people came from the commonwealth from south asia, from the caribbean, who did all the work to help rebuild britain, you know it's, it's the story. my family. my grandfather came here from india in the 1950s to work in the factories and foundries to rebuild britain as a 2nd reward. right. and what he, linda say in english when he came here was any joke, any shift. and off the back of that, my parents came here in the early sixties and again worked in factories and foundries and it own here i am from that the story, britain, a store of immigration. i need to support. and even when my parents

this series was produced in ghana. it will be used to make a coat ordered by a customer, nicky sold claim or dell and all that. great, if you see the fossil there are machines, very modern ones that can produce these kinds of fabrics in a modern way layman machine, if in africa or we don't have these machines. yeah, go, i love, there's still a lot of sewing by hand siegel like back in the de la mo, upon so seat working by hand is very time consuming was good to see. but when it's done well, it's really high quality in all the model. it can it be a $50.00 to $2.00 to the city or government and as opposed to popular cliches on everything needs to be colorful. the mon id learned the trade all by himself. an exception in powers is elitist fashion, seen the son of a professional boxer and a model. he grew up in cameroon, and was interested in his mother's exclusive dresses from an early age molecule. this ticket, my mom was pretty coquettish. she was very beautiful and liked to wear nice dresses . so a shock focus i, b as a

not just in ghana, but beyond a one of the most interesting parts of the precinct. it's awesome. mean, it's home to the scene. so for the list that idea founded by william cambridge, i miss of it. i like to find out exactly what the idea is with i let, let me read to you. what is the concept behind the scenes for the least good idea? oh, then let's good idea comes from a sense of inputs on it says during like a quality level while after nighttime. which men that if the good doctor cannot do this, then the next trip comes. so the idea is, has been claimed by our founder, william can treat and is an idea of, in a lot of times when i come into the floor in the space like this one to work, then ideas collapse a lot of active, whether visual artist with i q tech with a performance, whether it dances in or come with a, from the fully formed idea. and then you play with it to play with it. then you see that, you know, the real idea that's too much from that initial idea. so that's basically where the concept of the left good idea comes from i why did william can just decid

it stated of ghana, stock, or ultra nationalists in ukraine, whether they know it or not. they are tools, a jo tools that a war, hundreds of years old between the west and the east. a war waged by the west and the name of decency and humanity. but that hides an absolute disregard for life and suffering more. i'd gazda of arti this year, as present, joe biden has arrived in an unannounced visit to the cleaning capital of he right before the anniversary of russia's military operation. his already met with ukrainian pro zelinski to discuss further u. s. support for ukraine as washington has about another $500000000.00 of aid will bring you more details of that meeting. as soon as they come in, ah, over the you are so hundreds of people have marsh in an empty wall rally in washington dc expressing outrage at the u. s. involvement in the ukraine. conflicts, the rally was called arrange against the war machine protests as demanded, and c, u. s. military aid, heave and called for russia and ukraine to seek a peace agreement to resolve the conflict. organized by libertarians and t

was an english speaking country, so, we landed in ghana.tana, i didn't know what to expect. as a matter of fact, when our host parents were telling me about the weather, i told them they were crazy. nobody lives in the refrigerator, because back home, the average temperature is 85. so, i have lived here for a while. i was retired from the military when my son decided to redirect my life. he came home, told me dad, this is the right time to do this. i think you should get involved in politics. i was totally caught off guard. i was like, quote, slow down. i don't know anything about american politics. he said, this is the right time to do it. >> mayor colin, it is -- with axios. thanks to joining us this morning. it's good to see you. i appreciate you walking us through how your friends and you thought it was feet to run, and it sounds like you, of course, pulled it off. it couldn't have always been easy. i wonder if you could speak to us a bit about any skepticism or collections about your electability or your chances to lead in a state like

the when the taliban reached control of ghana, stan, in august of 2021. they sought to reassure afghans in the international community that the rights of women and girls would be respected and that they would remain active members of afghan society. neither a year and a half later, however, the situation for women in the country is dire. the taliban have effectively barred women and girls from secondary schools and universities. they receive to their employment and they've even altogether band their presence in many public spaces. so what does this mean for the future of afghanistan? and is there any hope, insight for african women? wanted me to help answer that question is, della rush, former african ambassador to the united states and current director of princeton university, the afghan stan policy, lab, adela, thank you so much for joining us on upfront. you're currently in communication with women in the country. can you talk to a little bit about what life is like for african women at the moment? thank you for raising this really important and critic

ranking of the safest, most attractive and naturally rich countries in the world, gray lions, batswana ghanagan. tabaverta kenya tanzania madagascar and zimbabr, which this week has become much closer to belarus, most of them are part of the so -called development community of southern africa, this association is somewhat similar to our eas or the international brix in general. they strive for free trade 16 state population of almost 250 million people, and in general in more than a billion live in africa and the second unifying factor. they all know what klonization is and how to do business with the colonialists , not much, hitting history, you need to understand that the black population until the eighties, and in these countries they lived on bird rights at home, in fact, they belonged to angola mozambique portugal france tunisia and guinea italy elijah, this list is endless only germany in africa owned 14 million and colonial subjects, in other words, germany had 14 million there. people are the same was with the earth. it belonged to the colonizers until it was taken by the force. uh,

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here's our correspondent thomas naadi in accra reporting on the reaction in ghana. tried to find people alive. but this latest development has broken a lot of hearts in the country. the president has said that donna has lost one of its finest. got a football or situation is also reacted to the news they express condolences to the family and football fans. football clubs and one minute silence for a lot of people struggling to come to terms with this latest development because he was such a huge figure in this country. he was such a huge figure in this country. a consortium led by the head of one of 0atar�*s biggest banks has submitted a bid to buy manchester united. they're the second bidder to have confirmed making an offer before yesterday's deadline, after ineos, a company owned by british billionaire, sirjim ratcliffe, also made a bid. here's our sports news correspondent, andy swiss. it is one of the biggest clubs in world football, and it might soon have a new owner. among the bidders for manchester united, this man — sheikh jassim bin hamad al—thani, the boss

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the popularization of water flooring in ghana was joined by olympic champions ker and ents, the americans donated the necessary equipment, moreover, they held master classes at the zoom conference. we add that the only african countries that were represented in men's water polo at the olympic games. this is egypt and south africa. this is how sports friday turned out. my name is stanislav lipsky amateur. win bye bye daughter. retreat tell-kleilaska about the ashes of this christmas folk weaving is one of the largest widespread temples in belarus and it existed on the territory. this is due to the fact that this romestvo was in no hurry to swarm under the fish of the rapist's kalishka from horse meat in the turnaround. uh, household items are impulsive and pretty. eh, to that, the fabric was already revitalized , uh, new reggies came out of the interior and ivana's bedding, different walkers at the skin ah, her ornaments are a couple of us. well , my own mother from the flow it lies and from what the main elements there are extracted both from the composition of the leg of expression and f

you know probably the most interesting experiment all this is is ghana with their year of return and that desire to to reconnect the diaspora with with the continent and to see, you know, other countries might want to build those connections with a wider diaspora and what that might mean if it you know, where we might go with that. um, you know, i think that's a really interesting angle to, to look, at it. but yeah, i think when it comes to kind of building broader connections, i think we're seeing it a lot more through in culture rather than cross-government cross-government initiatives. you know what they ask about in the book is that a lot of the leaders across the region are still somewhat linked to the independence movement, which is what has been quite hard to shake. many of them, because, you know, you have a lot of them who are who fought for their country's independence and were given a huge amount of leeway in shaping these new independent nations. and they have found it hard, uh, to leave with peace. but, you know, with time and with the strengthening of, of democratic ins

i checked the selected ones, the judges from the time, and we present marshall here, from india, ghana nigeria , to pakistan, england, and afghanistan. how do we get it from the people? that most of the people, who can't be better than our country, about our issues, the work that i wrote, the life of ismail's people is one of the economic system of islam, zakat is like me , zakat is in the koran, all muslims, all believers, the song of the times, we will have no country, islamic countries , if these rituals, these islamic orders has the what is the use of zakat? in the end, the best people of the zakat promotional scientific festival were honored, and the article about imam khomeini, who works a lot , was given from all the provinces. zakat funds have been collected in different provinces, which shows a 35% growth compared to last year. drug addicts from we have given up this ugly and precious practice of owning about 70,000 drug addicts and returning them to the society . unfortunately, in some parts of the cities, we have those assigned to trafficked people, who, with the move that h

born in ghana, he's the first member of african descent to join that group. >> before bed i'll thinkiece or i'll walk around and brainstorm. >> reporter: he's a singer who is always evolving and he's the latest winner of the emerging tho consvatory project from ci usic >> isbefoitain. being a comper just mea reporter: while he didn't want to admit he can play the piano, it's part of the process to arrange all of his compositions, including his next piece, which will eventually be performed by the san francisco symphony as part of this project. he calls his music genre fluid. he said he was in competition in college and doesn't want to see black creatives put in a box like himself, a bay area composer who's influenced by metal and rock music. >> i know where i come from. i want people to know where i come from. that's part of my work, but i also think the black experience is very varied. it's not just about black pain, but it's about black joy. >>> jens composed a piece for the kennedy center in 2022, part of a project trying to use music to help heal the nation from the impact of hat

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the government of ghana has turned to exchanging gold for oil to deal with the lack of fuel in the country. to reach customers and reduce the pressure on its foreign exchange resources, some economic experts, declaring that this is not a long-term solution, call for the upgrading of the oil refinery and may spend 350 million dollars on importing astronauts . according to the afp news agency, the disease ended outside the jiang space station on friday morning. spacecraft 1615 with three passengers traveled about two months ago to china's 29 space stations. with these astronauts joining the 1614 passengers of the international space station, china entered the operational phase. in the sixth term of their price, they will carry out a one-hour scientific project at china's exclusive space station. the minister of foreign affairs in a telephone conversation with the secretary general of the united nations and the need for more international aid to the earthquake-stricken people of syria and turkey . he described syria, which the government does not have access to, as a burden and said that it i